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... member of the Irish Parliament. He belonged to the United Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of the Directory which was to put in movement that vast association. In 1796, the United Irishmen aiming openly at throwing off the rule of England, ...
... member of the Irish par- liament. He belonged to the Uuited Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of the directory which was to put in movement that vast association. In 1796, the United Irishmen aiming openly at throwing off the rule of England, General ...
... object of the United Irishmen and of the Fenians was the same—to overturn the power of England. The means were the same—the secret organisation of a national army. In point of fact, the Fenians of to-day are United Irishmen, and the United ...
... Union, the removal of parliamentary archives, and compensation of officers, servants, &c 500,000 £21,053,547 Madden s United Irishmen. ...
... Ladies' Needlework Guild for the use of the hospital. 5004 National Society—Mr 3. C. Flynn. H.P. will read • paper on 'The United Irishmen of the hat Century. is the Rooms, 41 Great atiorge's street, on To-morrow Evening. at 8.30. Members admitted. ...
... TONE CELEBRATION. On Monday neat the foundation stone ot the monument to Theobald Wolfe Tone, founder of the Society of United Irishmen, will be laid in St Stephikes Green. Dublin. Arrangement' are made by which the peele of the South may have ample opportunity ...
... soon be forgtten. The first aim of the United Iriulimea was to secure the reunion of all sections of Irishmen in one great moveraest, with a view to compelling afterwards the concession of the rights which a united country demanded. In striving for object ...
... The chief topic of his lordship's discourse was the evangelical alliance, which he likened, as we understood, unto the United Irishmen of 1798, who combined for the achievement of what they might have conscientiously believed to be legitimate and unattainable ...
... during insurrection, 1798. 17--Cork Committee of United Irishmen arrested at St Pinball.* 1798. 19—Nineteen students expelled from Trinity College by Lord lAare for holding principles of United Irishmen, li9B. 20—Catholic Church at Jordanstown, county ...
... Irelanders met with no such general acceptance as did that of the United Irishmen. The former received no support from the Northern Presbyterians, who were a tower of strength to the United Irishmen ; and the Catholic dignitaries of the Church, landed gentry ...
... nipper Tandy war born in Dublin in 1740. ne took an active iaterest in politica early in life, and became remised in toe United Irishmen. Certain patriotic enpreasions made in public mused his earthiest hum the Dublin Volunteer Artillery, and in two years ...
... Antiquities Ireland. Straffordes S;ate letters. Plowden’s Irelands. Gihscn’* (*ork. Prior - * lefe F.dmund Bnrke, Madden's United Irishmen, Heroine* Shakespeare, Council Books Cork. and Kinsale. Wakefield's Account Ireland. Lingard'a England. Cusack’s Kerry ...